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Salmon: Put money back in education

Republican gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon voiced his support for the state universities' "Changing Directions" plan and made proposals to reduce the state budget shortfall while increasing funding to UA Friday.

Salmon said he would like to see the UA focus on its "niche," position in biotechnology, cancer research, health care and optics.

In 10 years, Arizona could be one of the top four institutions in the nation where research of this type is discussed, Salmon said. [Read article]

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Fans flock to practice

More than 1,500 fans showed up early Saturday morning to watch the Arizona men's basketball team scrimmage for 35 minutes in McKale Center. [Read article]

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UA Football Notes: October wins hard to come by for UA

Volleyball impressive in weekend sweep of UO, OSU

Luck's not the culprit

Soccer drops 2 nail-biters

Club soccer continues to roll

Rugby brings the heat

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District 7 needs to dethrone Grijalva, vote for Hieb

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· Delving Below the Skin
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· A little Q&A with Calexico
· Online Exclusive: Enon comes to Solar Culture
· Online Exclusive: On the line with Black Heart Procession
· Online Exclusive: Arts get a financial boost in Tucson
· Weekend Revue
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October 15, 2002
· Hey kids, go away

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· Spinning a Revolution

· Focusing on Excellence: Painting a new future
· Tuition debate on hold

· Campus Escape
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. Wisconsin
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. NAU
· New kids on the block

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Leaping into office

KEVIN KLAUS/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Student Sen. Andy Hottovy, left, and former executive vice-president Sam Chang, who is also the external chief of staff for the Associated Students of the University of Arizona, dive onto an inflatable Slip 'N Slide-like toy Saturday afternoon during Buffet by the Bay. The party, thrown by ASUA outside of Arizona Sonora Residence Hall, also included a band that played for the attendees.